the 2015 International Student Prospectus

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INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTUS
Contents
NZIS Programme Prospectus
About Us
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Study at NZIS Page 5
Background
NZIS Sites
Why New Zealand?
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NZIS Qualifications
NZIS Career Opportunities
NZIS Qualifications Chart
How to Enrol
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NZIS Programmes in Detail
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NZIS Tertiary Programmes
NZIS Diploma in Sport Management & Exercise Prescription
NZIS Advanced Diploma in Sport Management
NZIS Advanced Diploma in Exercise Prescription
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NZIS Industry-Based Programmes
NZIS Certificate in Personal Training
NZIS Certificate in Sport Studies
NZIS Certificate in Pre Police Proficiency
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Life at NZIS
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Student Activities & Opportunities
Sporting Academies
Important Information for International Students
Terms & Conditions
Terms and Conditions for International Students
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Details in this information booklet were accurate at the
time of printing.
The New Zealand Institute of Sport reserves the right to
make adjustments to programmes and courses prior to
start dates without notice.
All qualifications and eligibility criteria are subject to
change.
Copyright 2014. All rights reserved.
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About Us
Background
New Zealand Institute of Sport
Be part of the growing Sports Industry
Welcome, Kia ora, Talofa lava, Malo e le lei,
Bula vanaka!
The New Zealand Institute of Sport (NZIS) was
established in 1996 to provide tertiary level
education for those interested in a career in the
sport, fitness, recreation, health and hospitality
industries.
NZIS strives to provide an environment where
students are challenged to meet industry
requirements and learn the skills that employers
are looking for through its high quality academic
programmes.
The educational and academic focus at NZIS is
centered around its popular first and second year
tertiary programmes at Level 5 and 6 on the
New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA)
framework.
NZIS has also been active in developing niche
programmes that complement the main tertiary
sport qualifications on offer.
These include foundation sport programmes and
industry-based programmes such as Personal
Training and Pre Police Proficiency.
These programmes can also act as a pathway
to higher level qualifications. Students are
supported with the necessary tools to enhance
their own sporting performance.
Mr. Fiso John Fiso
Chief Executive Officer
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Mission Statement
To deliver high quality programmes that provide
opportunities for all learners to work towards
their potential. NZIS will enhance the personal
employment and sporting opportunities of
learners by providing holistic and innovative
courses and programmes.
To provide an effective and culturally relevant
learning environment, NZIS meets the needs of
the individual, industry and the wider community,
with a commitment to Pacific and Maori
communities.
NZIS Sites
Auckland Campus
Known as ‘The City of Sails’ for
its fabulous access to a beautiful
harbour, Auckland also allows
for plenty of beaches and other
places to relax. A number of diverse
sporting and cultural events are
available within and around the city.
382 Manukau Road, Greenlane, Auckland
PO Box 74374, Greenlane
Telephone: (09) 623 3472 Fax: (09) 623 3471
Email: auckland@nzis.ac.nz
Auckland
Although this is the major
metropolitan area of New Zealand,
the campuses in Auckland are on
the major arterials of the city, with
excellent public transport.
Wellington
Christchurch
Papatoetoe Sports Centre
12 Sutton Crescent Papatoetoe, Auckland
Wellington Campus
NZIS Westpac Stadium
105 Waterloo Quay, Wellington
PO Box 1260, Wellington 6140
Telephone: (04) 495 8390 Fax: (04) 495 8391
Email: wellington@nzis.ac.nz
‘The Coolest Little Capital in the World’ is just that.
Wellington offers a lot of the national treasures of New
Zealand. The Central Business District is located on the
waterfront, with great access and activities all year round.
Known well for the arts, and home to some of the biggest
events in New Zealand, Wellington has something for
everyone. The Wellington Campus (head office) is based
within the heart of Wellington, right beside the railway
station within the local sporting venue known as the ‘cake
tin’ - Westpac Stadium.
Christchurch Campus
‘The Garden City’ offers a fabulous lifestyle where you
are surrounded by a city of green. Christchurch is the up
and coming city of New Zealand that has a very close
community feel. The heart of the South Island has great
access to some of the most beautiful scenery within and
outside the city limits. Riccarton is very well known for its
vibrant student life.
Christchurch Campus
66B Wharenui Road, Riccarton, Christchurch
PO Box 8245, Riccarton
Telephone: (03) 961 3046 Fax: (03) 961 3047
Email: christchurch@nzis.ac.nz
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Why New Zealand?
New Zealand, famous for its amazing
scenery, is a great country - a fun place
to visit and a superb study destination.
New Zealand’s landmass has approximately
the same area as Japan or Great Britain. The
countryside is unique and quite spectacular, with
rolling green hills, golden sand beaches and lush
rainforests, all within a few hours drive of each
other. New Zealand has just over four million
people, known affectionately as ‘Kiwis’, who
are easy-going, warm and welcoming to their
neighbours and to those who travel to experience
all that is New Zealand. Kiwis travel overseas a
lot and this means they are well versed in a range
of cultures. New Zealand itself is a multi-cultural
nation, with a fusion of Maori, Pacific Island,
European and Asian people combining to make
a vibrant and colourful society.
The climate in New Zealand is temperate, with
relatively mild, wet winters with temperatures
between 10 and 15ºC, and warm, dry summers
where temperatures range from 20 to 30ºC.
The summer months are December, January and
February, and the winter months are June, July
and August.
New Zealand also has an international
reputation as a provider of quality
education.
New Zealand offers a safe learning environment
which provides excellent study opportunities
and support services for international students.
Programmes are available for academic,
professional and vocational studies at universities,
polytechnics, private training establishments and
schools. Campuses are highly international, with
students from all corners of the globe studying
and socialising together. Students come from
Europe, South East Asia, the UK, North Asia,
North and South America, India, and Australia,
amongst many other countries. New Zealand
offers a progressive education to help students
take a leading place in the exciting global
environment.
You can find other helpful information about
studying and living in New Zealand from
Education New Zealand.
Go to www.studyinnewzealand.com
to find out more.
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Study at NZIS
NZIS Qualifications
Our Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland campuses offer a broad range of qualifications that are
relevant to the sport, fitness and recreation industries - from full tertiary programmes and industryspecific qualifications, to foundation programmes - opening doors for our graduates and enhancing
career opportunities.
Our tertiary programmes are designed to cover the wide range of skills and knowledge required
for diverse careers in the sport, fitness and recreation industries. NZIS is an NZQA-registered and
accredited provider of tertiary qualifications.
Our first year tertiary programme, the NZIS Diploma in Sport Management & Exercise Prescription
(NZQA Level 5), ensures that students have explored all aspects of the industry.
In a second year diploma programme (NZQA Level 6), students can specialise in their area of interest Sport Management or Exercise Prescription.
This prospectus contains information on all programmes on offer at NZIS.
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NZIS Career Opportunities
Our practical courses provide the necessary skills and knowledge to enable students to step confidently
into a variety of roles. From working on international cruise ships to serving programme leaders at your
local sports centre, there are plenty of career opportunities and pathways. Some of these opportunities
are listed below:
Sport Management
Exercise Prescription
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School Sport Coordinators
Sport Marketers/Promoters
Event Management Coordinators
Recreation Programmers
Sport Development Officers
Recreation Centre Coordinators
Sport Administrators
Team Managers
Sponsorship/PR Coordinators
Facility Managers
Fitness and Recreation Centre Managers
Personal Trainers
Fitness Instructors
Team Fitness Trainers
Exercise Consultants
Athlete Fitness Trainers
Activity Programme Leaders
Gym Managers
Health Programme Coordinators
Specialist Sport Instructors
Sport Development Officers
NZIS Qualifications Chart
NZIS
Industry-based Programmes
and
Foundation Programmes
NZIS
Tertiary Programmes
Degree
Programmes
Level 3 - 1 Year
Level 5 - 1 Year
Level 7 - 1 Year
NZIS Certificate in
Sport Studies
NZIS Diploma in
Sport Management and
Exercise Prescription
Bachelor of
Applied Science
* Open Polytechnic of NZ
Level 3 - 1 Year
Level 6 - 1 Year
Level 7 - 1 Year
NZIS Certificate in
Pre Police
Proficiency
NZIS Advanced Diploma in
Sport Management
Bachelor of
Applied Management
Level 3 - 6 Months
Level 6 - 1 Year
Level 7 - 1 Year
NZIS Certificate in
Personal Training
NZIS Advanced Diploma in
Exercise Prescription
Bachelor of Exercise Science
& Human Movement
* Open Polytechnic of NZ
* Victoria University in Melbourne
Level 7 - 1 Year
Bachelor of Sport &
Recreation Management
* Victoria University in Melbourne
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How to Enrol
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Decide what you want to study and at which campus: Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch
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Complete the ‘International Application Form’ and
send it to NZIS with supporting documents by mail or email.
• Postal address: PO Box 1260, Wellington, 6140, New Zealand
• Email: international@nzis.ac.nz
Supporting Documents Include:
• A copy of your passport
• School Certificate
• IETLS result if English is not your first language
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We will assess whether you meet the entry requirements and, once your application is approved,
we will send you a “Letter of Offer” together with “Confirmation of Acceptance”.
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On receiving our documents, please fill in “Confirmation of Acceptance”
and pay your tuition fees to secure your place of study.
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Send us the completed “Confirmation of Acceptance” and proof of your payment.
We will issue you with a receipt once we have received your payment.
You will need to use the receipt, together with “Letter of Offer” to apply for a visa
at your local New Zealand Embassy or High Commission.
A pre-enrolment pack will be sent to you. It includes “Terms and Conditions”,
“International Study Checklist” and “Student Handbook”.
It takes 4-8 weeks to process the visa
application, so fees need to be paid at least
two months before your programme starts.
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Start to organise your trip, medical and travel insurance.
Post or email the completed “International Study Checklist” and required documents to NZIS.
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Welcome to New Zealand.
You will join other students for an orientation programme and commence your studies at NZIS.
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NZIS Courses in Detail
NZIS Diploma in Sport:
Sport Management & Exercise Prescription
Programme Objectives
Key Components
The NZIS Diploma in Sport Management &
Exercise Prescription covers the wide range of
skills and knowledge required for entry level
careers in the sport, fitness and recreation
industries.
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The large variety of courses ensures that students
have explored all aspects of the industry, and
enhances their opportunities across a broad
spectrum.
At the end of this year of study, students are
equipped for entry-level jobs such as sport
coordinators in schools, fitness instructors and
event management assistants.
Upon completion of their first year at NZIS,
students are well positioned to choose their
specialised focus for their Advanced Diploma in
Sport Management or Exercise Prescription.
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Exercise Prescription 1
Exercise Prescription 2
Communication Skills & Professional Sport
Sport Teaching and Coaching
Event Management - organisation process
and practical event management experiences
Marketing & Sponsorship
Sports Administration
Anatomy & Physiology
Athlete Preparation for Performance - sport
psychology
Sport Practicum - sport coaching qualification
and practical experiences
This qualification focuses on both exercise
science principles and event management
theory and practice. This enables students to
make an informed choice regarding their area
of preference in the sport, fitness and recreation
industry.
This programme suits students who have a
passion for sport, whether to enhance their
knowledge base, to improve their own athletic
performance, or to seek opportunities for careers
in the sport industry.
Key Facts
• Tertiary programme - Year 1 option
• 12 months full time programme - NZQA
Level 5
• Offered at all three NZIS campuses
• Leads into: NZIS Diploma in Sport:
Advanced Sport Management or Advanced
Exercise Prescription (Level 6)
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Sports & Fitness-Related Practicums
Practical Opportunities
Students will have an opportunity to earn credits
through a selection of practicums. These are
based upon fitness and skill development in
activities such as massage, strapping, aqua
jogging, refereeing, specialised fitness classes
and training methodologies in courses such as:
In keeping with the NZIS philosophy of “don’t tell
me; show me”, NZIS students are encouraged
to participate in a wide range of practical
opportunities to enhance their experience base.
• Group fitness
• Sport education
• Aquatics movement
• Outdoor recreation
• Athlete recovery and rehabilitation
These opportunities have included involvement
in Volleyball New Zealand secondary school
tournaments, specifically in Wellington, working
as liaison officers for visiting international sports
teams, as liaison staff for the international golden
oldies rugby, and with the development of their
own events, such as corporate golf tournaments
and student sport days.
• Human movement for performance
Entry Criteria
• Successful completion of High School or equivalent and academic IELTS 5.5 with no band score
lower than 5, or TOEFL 550, with an essay score of 5 TWE.
Start / Finish Dates
10 February 2015 / 05 December 2015
Fees Schedule
• International Tuition Fees: NZ$17400 incl GST
• Course Related Cost: NZ$1010 incl GST
(fitness centre membership, workbooks, photocopying, NZIS tracksuit, training gear, corporate gear,
outdoor education camp, internet and computer room access)
• Registration Fee: NZ$130 incl GST
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NZIS Diploma in Sport:
Advanced Sport Management
Programme Objectives
Key Components
The NZIS Diploma in Sport: Advanced Sport
Management is a full-time, Level 6 tertiary
qualification. Students enter after successful
completion of their first year of study at NZIS, or
can qualify through the RPL (Recognition of Prior
Learning) system.
• Strategic Planning - sport organisation
development
• Recreation Studies
• Sponsorship & Marketing
• Advanced Event Management 1 & 2
• Sports Law
• Strategic Planning
• Information Technology
• First-line Management in Sport & Recreation
• Advanced Coaching & Programme
Development
• Communications, Personal & Professional
Development Skills
• Practicum 1 & 2
Sport Management students are able to apply
what they learn during the year through the
organisation of large commercial and non-profit
events to gain valuable experience. Their event
management skills are developed and improved
through direct involvement in the planning and
implementation of major, multi-faceted events.
Graduates in Sport Management will finish
the diploma with transferable business skills
in marketing, management, coaching and
administration.
Diploma graduates will be suited for employment
in a wide range of sporting organisations.
These include regional sport trusts, sport facilities,
sport clubs and societies, and other commercial
businesses.
Key Facts
• Tertiary programme - Year 2 option
• 12 months full time programme - NZQA
Level 6
• Offered at all three NZIS campuses:
Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch
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Sports & Fitness-Related Practicums
Practical Opportunities
Students will have an opportunity to earn credits
through a selection of practicums. These are
based upon fitness and skill development in
activities such as massage, strapping, aqua
jogging, refereeing, specialised fitness classes
and training methodologies in courses such as:
Students will have an opportunity to complete
work placements throughout the year.
• Group fitness
• Sport education
• Athlete recovery and rehabilitation
Opportunities are provided for students to gain
invaluable experience, immersing themselves in
the sport industry. Many NZIS Diploma students
have also been successful in gaining employment
in international workplaces such as activity
centres in the UK, international cruise ship ships
and fitness centres throughout the world.
• Human movement for performance
• Studen-defined programme
• Work experience in the sport fitness and
health sector
Entry Criteria
• Successful completion of high school or equivalent and academic IELTS 6.0 with no band score
lower than 5.5, or TOEFL 550, with an essay score of 5 TWE
• Or successful completion of the first year diploma programme (NZQA Level 5) at the New Zealand
Institute of Sport
Start / Finish Dates
10 February 2015 / 05 December 2015
Fees Schedule
• International Tuition Fees: NZ$17400 incl GST
• Course Related Cost: NZ$1010 incl GST
(fitness centre membership, workbooks, photocopying, NZIS tracksuit, training gear, corporate gear,
outdoor education camp, internet and computer room access)
• Registration Fee: NZ$130 incl GST
Apply online now! Visit www.nzis.ac.nz
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NZIS Diploma in Sport:
Advanced Exercise Prespription
Programme Objectives
Key Components
The NZIS Diploma in Sport - Advanced Exercise
Prescription is a full time, level 6 tertiary
qualification. Students enter after successful
completion of their first year of study at NZIS or
can qualify through the RPL (Recognition of Prior
Learning) system.
• Exercise Science
• Exercise Prescription
• Advanced Athlete Preparation for
Performance - sport nutrition and sport
psychology
• Biomechanics & Analysis
• Sport Nutrition
• Sport Psychology
• Specific Population Groups
• Information Technology
• First Line Management in Sport & Recreation
• Advanced Coaching and Programme
Development
• Communications, personal & professional
development skills
• Human Movement, Skill Acquisition and
Testing
• Practicum 1 and 2
The Advanced Exercise Prescription Diploma
is characterised by higher level study, analysis
of sports science principles and programming
of exercise. This includes a more focused study
of Kinesiology, Exercise Physiology, Functional
Anatomy and Biomechanics, giving Advanced
Diploma graduates an increased level of
understanding of exercise science principles.
Students also learn about athlete assessment
and develop exercise programmes for a range of
special population groups; a key skill in the everexpanding personal training industry. Students in
their advanced diploma year may also have the
opportunity to work with real clients throughout
the year. This is part of the practical application
of the programme, working in areas such as the
health initiatives that NZIS runs in conjunction
with government health agencies.
At the completion of this year, students are well
qualified to enter the industry in the area of
their choice. Many students continue to higher
learning, completing graduate programmes at
other tertiary institutions.
Key Facts
• Tertiary programme - Year 2 option
• 12 months full time programme - NZQA
Level 6
• Offered at all three NZIS campuses:
Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch
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Sports & Fitness-Related Practicums
Practical Opportunities
Students will have an opportunity to earn credits
through a selection of practicums. These are
based upon fitness and skill development in
activities such as massage, strapping, aqua
jogging, refereeing, specialised fitness classes
and training methodologies in courses such as:
Students complete work placements throughout
the year. Opportunities are provided for students
to gain invaluable experience, immersing
themselves in the sport fitness and recreation
industries.
• Group fitness
• Sport education
• Athlete recovery and rehabilitation
• Human movements for performance
• Student-defined programme
• Work experience in sport, fitness and health
sector
Entry Criteria
• Successful completion of high school or equivalent and academic IELTS 6.0 with no band score
lower than 5.5, or TOEFL 550, with an essay score of 5 TWE
• Or successful completion of first year diploma programme (NZQA Level 5) at the New Zealand
Institute of Sport
Start / Finish Dates
10 February 2015 / 05 December 2015
Fees Schedule
• International Tuition Fees: NZ$17400 incl GST
• Course Related Cost: NZ$1010 incl GST
(gymnasium membership, workbooks, photocopying, NZIS tracksuit, training gear, corporate gear,
outdoor education camp, internet and computer room access)
• Registration Fee: NZ$130 incl GST
Apply online now! Visit www.nzis.ac.nz
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NZIS Certificate:
Personal Training
Programme Objectives
Key Components
The NZIS Certificate in Personal Training is
designed to fast-track candidates into the
personal training industry. Carefully selected unit
standards provide candidates with the essential
tools to become a successful personal trainer.
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From exercise programming through to the
realisation of client goals, the NZIS Certificate
in Personal Training covers essential aspects of
exercise prescription, strength and conditioning,
ensuring that NZIS Personal Trainers are industryready.
Strength & Conditioning
Anatomy & Physiology
Exercise Programme Design
Client Motivation & Exercise Adherence
Nutrition for Human Performance
Exercise Prescription for Special Needs Groups
Communication Skills
Injury Management (Comprehensive First Aid)
The course concentrates on the “hard skills”
of the industry relating to sport science and
exercise prescription. It also touches on the very
important “soft skills”, such as sales, financial
management and IT skills. As part of the
programme, candidates complete 30 hours of
work experience. The NZIS Certificate in Personal
Training is REPs (Register of Exercise Professionals)
accredited and recognised internationally.
On completion of the NZIS Certificate in Personal
Training, candidates will be able to provide
personal training for a wide range of clientele.
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Industry-specific qualification
6 month full time programme
NZQA standards to Level 3
Offered at all three NZIS campuses:
Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch
• Two intakes - February and July
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Sports & Fitness-Related Practicums
Students may have the opportunity to earn
credits through a selection of practicums. These
are based upon fitness and skill development
in activities such as massage, strapping, aqua
jogging, refereeing, specialised fitness classes
and training methodologies in courses such as:
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Group fitness
Sport strapping
Plyometric training
Sport speed training
Swiss ball training
Sport massage
Entry Criteria
• Recommended age: 20 years and older. Candidates under 20 may be considered upon a personal
interview
• Academic IELTS 5.0 with no band score lower than 5 or TOEFL 500, with an essay score of 4 TWE
• Successful completion of high school or equivalent
Start / Finish Dates
February intake: 10 February 2015 / 25 July 2015
July intake: 14 July 2015 / 31 December 2015
Fees Schedule
• International Tuition Fees: NZ$10000 incl GST
• Course Related Cost: NZ$850 incl GST
(gym membership, workbooks, photocopying, NZIS tracksuit, training gear, corporate gear, outdoor
education camp, internet and computer room access)
• Registration Fee: NZ$130 incl GST
Apply online now! Visit www.nzis.ac.nz
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NZIS Certificate:
Sport Studies
Programme Objectives
Key Components
This level 3 qualification is a foundation
programme, specially designed for students
who want to kick-start their career in the sport,
fitness and recreation industries. It will suit those
who have a high interest level in sport, fitness,
recreation and outdoor activities.
• Exercise Prescription – exercise programming
and personal fitness
• Professional Studies – future planning
development
• Sport Injury Management
• Communication Skills
• Information Technology
• Sport Nutrition
• Leading Groups – leadership skills
• Sport Education – sport officiating and
competition management
• Sport Practicum
The programme was developed in response to a
growing number of students expressing interest
from various sporting backgrounds and school
sport academies. This qualification is aimed
at those who see the opportunity to develop
their skills in an environment that is exciting,
relevant and can be a pathway to other tertiary
programmes.
This qualification also suits mature students
who are looking for a change in career or are
returning to the workforce.
This course provides an enormous number of
practical opportunities where experiential learning
is the key focus.
Key Facts
• Foundation Programme
• 12 months full time programme - NZQA
Level 3
• Offered at all three NZIS campuses:
Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch
• Leads to the NZIS Diploma in Sport
Management & Exercise Prescription
Sports & Fitness-Related Practicums
Students will have an opportunity to earn credits
through a selection of practicums. These are
based upon fitness and skill development in
activities such as massage, strapping, aqua
jogging, refereeing, specialised fitness classes
and training methodologies in courses such as:
Entry Criteria
• Open Age Entry
• IELTS 5.0 (or internal test)
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Group fitness
Sport education
Athlete recovery and rehabilitation
Human movement for performance
Student-defined programme
Work experience in the sport, fitness and/or
health sectors
Start / Finish Dates
10 February 2015 / 05 December 2015
Fees Schedule
• Tuition Fees: NZ$16000 incl GST
• Course Related Costs: NZ$1010 incl GST
(gym membership, workbooks, photocopying, NZIS tracksuit, training gear, corporate gear, outdoor
education camp, internet computer room access)
• Registration Fee: NZ$130 incl GST
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NZIS Certificate:
Pre Police Proficiency
Programme Objectives
Key Components
The NZIS Pre Police Proficiency Programme is
aimed at helping candidates to achieve their
first step in the Police recruitment process.The
programme is geared towards preparing students
for the academic tests and physical components
needed to sit the Physical Appraisal Test (PAT) and
Physical Competency Test (PCT).
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Upon successful completion of the programme,
students will have prepared to the best of their
ability to take the first step towards their career
goal and sit the New Zealand Police Assessments.
This programme will suit those who demonstrate
a strong commitment to joining the NZ Police, the
security and fitness industries or the military. The
skills developed will provide greater employment
opportunities.
The programme includes transferable skills such
as communications, information technology, law,
civil defence, life saving, first aid and exercise
fitness prescription. The programme enhances
students’ knowledge base for further tertiary
education and employment.
We recognise that career aspirations may change
during the programme, and not all students will
move into the New Zealand Police. Students finish
the programme with skills to take them into many
different career and education paths.
Strength & Conditioning
Anatomy & Physiology
Exercise Programme Design
Client Motivation & Exercise Adherence
Nutrition for Human Performance
Exercise Prescription for Special Needs Groups
Communication Skills
Injury Management (Comprehensive First Aid)
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Industry-specific qualification
12 month full time programme
NZQA standards to Level 3
Offered at all three NZIS campuses:
Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch
Sports & Fitness-Related Practicums
Students may also have the opportunity to earn
credits through a selection of practicums. These
are based upon fitness and skill development
in activities such as massage, strapping, aqua
jogging, refereeing, specialised fitness classes
and training methodologies in courses such as:
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Group fitness
Sport strapping
Plyometric training
Sport speed training
Swiss ball training
Sport massage
Entry Criteria
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Recommended age: 18 years and older.
Academic IELTS 5.0 with no band score lower than 5 or TOEFL 500, with an essay score of 4 TWE
Minimum of NCEA Level 2
Successfully passed a security background check
Start / Finish Dates
February intake: 10 February 2015 / 5 December 2015
Fees Schedule
• International Tuition Fees: NZ$10000 incl GST
• Course Related Cost: NZ$850 incl GST
(fitness centre/membership, workbooks, photocopying, NZIS tracksuit, training gear, corporate gear,
outdoor education camp, internet and computer room access)
• Registration Fee: NZ$130 incl GST
Apply online now! Visit www.nzis.ac.nz
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Life at NZIS
Student Activites & Opportunities
Sport & Fitness-Related Practicums
Event Management Experience
Students will have an opportunity to earn
credits through a selection of practicums. These
are based upon fitness and sport learning
experiences and skill development in activities
such as massage, strapping, aqua jogging,
refereeing, specialised fitness classes and
training methodologies. However, there may be
additional costs.
Students are involved in a large number of
events throughout the year, either as part of their
study or as part of experiential learning. NZIS
students have been instrumental in organising the
National Secondary School and Club Volleyball
Championships, their own ‘Clash of the Codes’,
the New Zealand Super Games, the NZIS
Celebrity Golf Tournament, as well as assisting
with Fit for Life. This is a charity event which is
held annually in New Zealand.
Work Placements
These opportunities are provided for students to
gain invaluable experience at the ‘coal face’ of
the sport industry. These often lead to jobs directly
from the work placement. Work experience
opportunities and placements occur within a
variety of organisations such as: regional sports
bodies, trusts and organisations, fitness, leisure
and recreation centres, schools and gymnasiums.
Students are encouraged to apply their new skills
from the classroom in a practical context and
gain experience on the job.
NZIS Sports Tours
Each year, NZIS offers new opportunities for
students to travel overseas on sport and cultural
exchanges. Previous tours include volleyball to
the Tsuda Sport Institute in Japan, rugby and
basketball to Santa Barbara, USA, womens
soccer to Los Angeles, USA, scuba diving and
netball to Fiji. The annual tour to Australia has
been a highlight, and includes visits to NRL clubs
and facilities as well as the Super Sports Centre on
the Gold Coast and the Australian Institute of Sport.
USA Trip
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Camp Week
During first term, camp week is a highlight, where
students are taken out of their comfort zone in a
challenging outdoor environment. Team cohesion
needs to be developed and this sets the scene for
the year.
Sports Exchange
Each year, students compete between campuses
in a variety of sports, including rugby, netball,
volleyball, indoor cricket, soccer, golf and
athletics. Students from all three campuses go
to Wellington for a week to participate in this
exciting competition. The Sports Exchange is
all about fun, social interaction and healthy
competition and the Sports Exchange is fiercely
contested. The games are played over three days
and include a function for staff and students.
There is a prize-giving for The Most Valuable
Players on the last day and the winning NZIS
campus is announced.
Sporting Academies
The NZIS Sporting Academies and Sports Teams
With a view to providing more opportunities and pathways for its students, NZIS has developed
sporting academies and sports teams at all three sites in Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch. The
NZIS Sporting Academies are high-performance, targeted centres of excellence that help outstanding
athletes to reach their full potential. Attendance and completion of NZIS educational requirements are
paramount for selection into the Academies.
NZIS Rugby Academy - Auckland and Wellington
The NZIS Rugby Academy is designed to maximise success for students looking to continue to higher
levels in rugby and education. NZIS has identified the need for potential professional players to have
another pathway to achieve success, if they have not already been identified by provincial unions
for development. This academy will provide a vehicle for young talent to upskill themselves in rugby
specifics that he or she has not yet experienced.
NZIS Volleyball Academy - Wellington
The NZIS Volleyball Academy has been extremely successful over the past 15 years, competing in local
and regional volleyball league competitions. The NZIS Volleyball Academy held the title of national
champions in 2007. The academy allows young players from NZIS to play alongside experienced NZIS
and national team players.
NZIS Basketball Academy - Wellington
NZIS has successfully launched its high performance basketball academy in Wellington, run by head
coach and academy manager Natu Taufale. Natu won numerous NBL titles as a player, as well as
coaching with great success at the highest level in NZ basketball. Since the inception of the academy,
both the mens’ and womens’ teams have made the play-offs every year.
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Important Information for International Students
Small Classes
NZIS promises:
• One-on-one mentors
• A friendly, service-focused experience
• In-depth discussion-based learning
• Strong connections and lifelong friendships
• More opportunities to practice new skills
Graduates in Demand
NZIS’s practical approach, small classes and
dedicated tutors produce graduates who are set
for success and can easily and quickly make the
transition to work. Employers say that they receive
real value from employing NZIS graduates and
having students on-site for work experience.
NZIS International
Our friendly international team will assist
you with:
• Applications for enrolment
• Accommodation arrangements
• Airport pick-up upon your arrival
• On-going support during your stay at NZIS
Airport Pick-Up Service
If you require airport pick-up service, you must
provide us with your flight details and time of
arrival into Wellington airport and the address of
your accommodation.
An NZIS staff member will meet you at the airport
with a name board, and then take you to your
accommodation.
Orientation
At the start of each programme, there is an
orientation for new international students.
Attendance at this orientation is compulsory and it
is an excellent opportunity to meet other students
and learn more about New Zealand.
Student Support and Facilities
NZIS offers a wide range of support services,
including learning support, visa and
accommodation assistance. Our staff are very
approachable - you will not be left alone.
There are great facilities at NZIS to support
your learning.
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Immigration and Visas
As soon as you receive an offer of a place at
NZIS you should apply for a student visa through
the nearest New Zealand High Commission,
Embassy, Consulate, or New Zealand Trate and
Enterprise office with Immigration New Zealand
facilities.
For details please visit:
www.immigration.govt.nz
All international students must have a valid
passport and visa while they are studying at NZIS.
Full details of visa and permit requirements,
advice on rights to employment in New Zealand
while studying, and reporting requirements, are
available through Immigration New Zealand and
can also be viewed at the above website.
Employment
If you are studying for a full-time programme of
two years or longer, you can apply for permission
to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week.
If you are enrolled in a programme of twelve
months or longer you can apply to work full-time
during the Christmas/summer holidays.
On completion of a two year diploma or degree
you may be eligible to apply for an open job
search visa. For further information, please refer
to www.immigration.govt.nz.
Code of Conduct
New Zealand Institute of Sport is a signatory to
the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of
International Students, published by the Ministry
of Education. Copies of the Code are available
on request from NZIS or from the Ministry of
Education website at www.minedu.govt.nz.
Flatting and Estimated Living Costs
Travel and Medical Insurance
Under the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care
of International Students you are required to have
appropriate health and travel insurance while
in New Zealand. You will be asked to provide
a copy of your medical and travel insurance
documents when you enrol.
Eligibility for Health Services
Most international students are not entitled to
publicly-funded health services while in New
Zealand. If you receive medical treatment, you
may be liable for the full costs of that treatment.
Full details on entitlements to publicly-funded
health services are available through the Ministry
of Health, and can be viewed on their website at:
www.moh.govt.nz.
Accident Insurance
The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC)
provides accident insurance for all New Zealand
citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New
Zealand, but you may be liable for all other
medical and related costs.
Further information can be viewed on the ACC
website at www.acc.co.nz.
Homestays
NZIS can help international students to find
homestays and there will be a refundable
registration fee of NZ$300 for this service.
Homestays are arranged with New Zealand
families who wish to welcome international
students into their home life. A homestay is
a great way to experience the New Zealand
lifestyle, make friends and to practice your
English. You will have your own room and all
meals are provided. For many international
parents this is an ideal option for their children.
We will introduce you to a family that is right for
you.
Students who wish to live independently can rent
an apartment or share a house with others. The
NZIS international team can assist with finding
a suitable flat close to the NZIS campuses.
Students usually have their own room in a house
that they share with other students. Bathroom and
kitchen facilities are shared, along with bills for
utilities.
Cost: Ranges from NZ$160 – NZ$220 per week
(not including food and bills).
Your living costs will vary depending on how
long you stay and your accommodation. For one
academic year or 38 weeks your basic costs are
likely to include:
Rent: Shared Accommodation NZ$160 / week
Weekly Expenses: (food and personal items)
NZ$100 / week
Utilities: (gas, electricity, telephone, internet)
NZ$45 / week
Public Transport: NZ$30 / week
Entertainment Costs: NZ$50 / week
Total: $14,630 for 38 weeks at NZ$385 / week
Temporary Accommodation
If you need a place to stay for a short period
of time, NZIS can help you to find temporary
accommodation. This is ideal for those who need
a place to stay for a few days prior to making
permanent living arrangements.
Cost: Ranges from NZ$26 – NZ$90 per night
(not including food).
General information about studying and
living in New Zealand
You can find very helpful information about
studying and living in New Zealand from
Education New Zealand. Go to
www.studyinnewzealand.com to find out more.
Cost: Ranges from NZ$230 – NZ$260 per week.
The minimum stay is four weeks.
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Terms & Conditions
For International Students
1. Agreement
1.1 We will provide the student with education and accommodation services in accordance with the selection of services made by you on the registration form.
1.2 Following commencement of your placement provide
you with activity services or introduce you to third party activity service providers, on such additional terms as shall be agreed on an activity basis.
1.3 We will provide the above services selected by you in accordance with these terms and conditions, our policies, operating standards, student rules and regulations that apply to you including but not limited to our published regulations within our student handbook.
1.4 You will comply with all terms and conditions, policies and
rules and regulations that apply to you, including but not limited to our published regulations within our student handbook.
1.5 Copies of any documents referred to in clause 1 above will be made available on request.
2. Fees
2.1 Our fees will be charged in accordance with the fee schedule current at the time of processing of your registration form.
2.2 All course fees shall be paid by you in full 10 days prior to the commencement of the course. If fees are not paid in such time then we reserve the right to decline the course placement.
2.3 An 8 week advance of homestay fees shall be paid by you in full 10 days prior to the commencement of the course (except for courses shorter than this duration).
2.4 All fees are calculated in complete weeks and any part of a week is counted as a full week. No compensation is given for public holidays when we are closed.
2.5 All students fees paid to NZIS are held in the Public Trust and are only paid to NZIS monthly based on pro rata rate of tuition delivered. In the unlikely event of insolvency, regulatory closure of withdrawal of accreditation of the New Zealand College of Massage, students should apply to the Public Trust for a refund of the undelivered portion of tuition.
3. Withdrawals and Refunds
3.1 Should the student withdraw from our programme at least 8 days prior to its commencement, we will refund all course fees minus the registration fee.
3.2 Should the student withdraw from our programme less than 8 days prior to the course commencing, we will refund all fees minus 10% of course fees or NZ$500 (whichever is less), minus the registration fee and minus the homestay registration fee components.
3.3 Should the student withdraw from our programme within the first 10 working days after the course commencement, we
will refund all fees minus 25% of course fees, minus the registration fee and minus the homestay registration fee components.
3.4 Should the student withdraw from our course due to the
failure to obtain a visa, all fees are refunded minus the registration fee and homestay registration fee.
3.5 No refunds will be made if the student withdraws from a
programme more than the first 10 working days after its commencement.
3.6 All applications for refunds must be made in writing.
Notwithstanding clauses 3.1 - 3.4 inclusive, genuine and valid reasons will be required before any refund is payable by NZIS.
3.7 If you require a refund, you must return all original documents and acceptance letters provided by us.
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from outside New Zealand, refunds will be sent to your last known address in the country where you applied. Students enrolling through agents will have their refunds sent directly to them.
3.9 Fees cannot be transferred to any other person or institution.
4. Homestay Policy
4.1 We will endeavour to arrange and place students in appropriate homestays in accordance with the information provided on the application, with a registration fee of $300. This fee is refundable only of NZIS are unable to find you a homestay address.If you have any questions regarding to
homestay, please contact the International Student Liaison Officer.
5. Accommodation (other)
5.1 NZIS will under no circumstances be responsible for rental or any other costs with respect to students entering into private accommodation agreements with a landlord, and the student agrees to indemnify NZIS against all responsibility for such costs with respect to the student’s accommodation.
6. Attendance and Behaviour
6.1 The student is expected to attend all lessons and student activities punctually and must comply with his/her permit to stay in New Zealand.
6.2 Poor attendance may lead to expulsion.
6.3 New Zealand Institute of Sport must uphold the regulations imposed by NZQA accreditation and the NZ Immigration Office.
6.4 Students must show an attendance of 80% (or above) to fulfil the general requirement.
6.5 Students must observe rules and regulations listed out in our student handbook.
6.6 A verbal warning is normally given for breaches of our rules. A further breach will incur a written warning. The receipt of two writtenwarnings may result in suspension or expulsion from our language school. A copy of the written warning is sent to parents of students under the age of 18.
6.7 In case of serious breaches or our rules and regulations, suspension or expulsion may be immediate.
7. Notice of Address
7.1 You will keep us, at all times, informed of your current address, phone number, and accommodation type in New Zealand while undertaking one of our courses. You agree that this is an important term of agreement between us, any breach of which, shall entitle us summarily to terminate this agreement and to expel you from the school.
8. Grievance Procedures
8.1 If you feel a staff member has treated you unfairly, or are unhappy with NZIS in some way, you can discuss it with the staff member concerned.
8.2 If you are unable to resolve the issue by approaching the staff member concerned, you may discuss the issue with the Quality Assurance Director before the meeting.
8.3 The Quality Assurance Director will discuss the complaint with you and complete a Complaints Form. This ensures that the issue is clearly identified and not forgotten. The Quality Assurance Director will then attempt to resolve the issue.
9. Student Guidance and Support Systems
9.1 All students shall have access to appropriate guidance, support and counselling to ensure that their learning needs are met.
9.2 Students are expected to take responsibility for recognising their own needs and are encouraged to approach the Student Guidance and Support Person when they require assistance.
9.3 Tutors have a responsibility for recognising the support and guidance needs of the students and guiding them to the Student Guidance and Support Person or towards relevant support agencies.
10. Insurance
10.1 You must have personal insurance to cover you for:
• Accident or illness
• Loss or damage to property
• Theft
• Loss of fees
10.2 NZIS is not liable for any loss, damage or injury to students or their property including any consequential losses.
10.3 NZIS is not liable to a student if services cannot be delivered due to reasons beyond its control.
10.4 NZIS will not be liable for the cost of any medical treatment or medication while you remain in New Zealand. It is the student’s obligation to obtain insurance that will cover
the cost of medical treatment in New Zealand for the duration of his/her stay in New Zealand. It is also the responsibility of the student to obtain insurance to cover his/her travel to and from New Zealand.
11.6 Many sporting activities have the potential for injury. NZIS has in place risk identification and management systems to ensure that all course activities are carefully controlled and monitored. Students will have the right to exercise their own judgement as to whether they are ready and confident to undertake an activity. Remember no one can force you (student) to undertake an activity you feel is beyond you (student).
11.7 In the event you suffer a personal injury or illness at any time during your programme in New Zealand, you consent to the arrangement of such medical intervention as is necessary to preserve life and/or well-being by us, our agents, and/or third party service providers, and you release us from any liability in respect of such action, and will indemnify and hold us
harmless for all cost or liability we incur in respect of such action.
12. Warranty/Consents
12.1 You warrant that as a party to this agreement you are a person over 18 years and/or have legal capacity to execute this agreement on behalf of the student.
12.2 If you are not the student, then you warrant that you
have explained to the student all their obligations under this
agreement.
13. Termination
13.1 If you fail to meet your obligations under this agreement, we will send a written notice to you at your last known address in New Zealand explaining to you what is wrong, what needs to be done, and when it must be done, If you do not comply with that notice, we may terminate this agreement immediately.
14. Privacy Act
14.1 We will hold personal information about you so that we may carry out our responsibilities under this agreement and otherwise.
14.2 You will have the right to correct personal information held about you. You and we agree that information held by us as to your academic progress is evaluative material and not personal information.
14.3 We may check and disclose the personal information we hold about you to such persons as credit agencies, homestay providers, activity providers, and the New Zealand
Immigration Service.
14.4 “We”, “Us”, and “Our” means New Zealand College of
Massage in Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch.
“You” means the person executing the agreement, other than in clause 12, this means the student.
“Student” means the person who is enrolling with NZIS.
15. New Zealand Law
15.1 The proper law of this agreement shall be New Zealand Law and the parties agree that the forum for any dispute not resolved under clause 8 shall be the New Zealand Courts.
11. Health and Safety
11.1 All employees and students are responsible for ensuring that their actions at work do not harm themselves or anyone else.
11.2 Students are required to report all accidents to tutors and complete the accident register from.
11.3 Students must take responsibility for their own safety and health.
11.4 Students are required to follow instructions regarding hazards and emergency procedures.
11.5 Students must observe health and safety considerations listed in the student handbook.
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Life After NZIS
Past Graduate Profiles
NZIS provides a fantastic opportunity for a variety of like minded sports people to be in an
environment which supports all levels of sporting endeavour. From athletes to administrators-there
are opportunities for everyone who is passionate about sport.
Aaron Persico
•NZIS marketing team and Student Recruitment
•Certificate Graduate in Sport
•Former Professional
Rugby Player for Italy
and France
Claire Calkin
•Sponsored Fitness
Advocate & Personal
Trainer
•Diploma Graduate in Exercise Prescription
Ngani Laumape
•NZRU Rugby
•Event Operations and
Sponsorship
•Diploma Graduate in Sport Management
MA’A NONU
•Professional Rugby Player,
NZ All Blacks
•Diploma Graduate in Sport Management & Exercise Prescrition
REBECCA LOGAn
•Professional Rugby
League Player, NZ Warriors
• Tutor Sports Studies,
Student Guidance and
Support Person NZIS
•Certificate Graduate in Sport Studies
•Advanced Diploma, Graduate in Exercise Prescription & Diploma Sport Management and
Exercise Prescription
Ruby Elbers-Booth
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Frances Duffin
James Taylor
•Personal Trainer at
Lagoon Leisure and
Fitness
• Professional Australian
Rugby League Player at
Newcastle Knights
•Diploma Graduate in Sport Management &
Exercise Prescription and
Diploma in Sport
– Advanced Exercise
Prescription
•Diploma Graduate in Sport Management &
Exercise Prescription and
Certificate in Sport
Studies
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